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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19119, 10 September 1925, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS, ~, EXTENBION OP SEASON i extension ;of season. Rir EXTENSION OF S|aSON. Siltinl ' Choir Soloist!: ' In response to numerous reauoßts irr& • the public the Season %i these wonderful Singers has been extended for two nightj' Wriffii-mm SSM® MBsd" Nil: both nights. * FOR gATURDAY. ? A MAGNIFICENT NEW PROGRAMME Monday. GALA FAREWELL AND REQUEST! night. sss clil SomSlts i«J SISTINE CHOltt SOLOISTS. , Direehotv F.VTCL YN L. HWKPARD. • TO-NIGHT, at 8 p.m. Sharp. TO-NIGHT, nt 8 p.m. Sharp. TO-NlGlj'l at 8 p.m. Sharp. Fourth concert. _ fourth concert. TS S S IT AL L A m9v -HAL L. TOWN Q •PAGANELLI FACCHtNI SARTI MORGIA HALL. 8 S™® burani AUCHNER :tV BELLI FERRI Musical Director: < L MAESTRO EMILIO CASOLARI. TO-NIGHT'S SPECIAL PROGRAMME * .... „ include:— "Adoramus Te" Motet P»lestn„,i Beatr Moilui" Motet - - - - Mendelssohn Pro Peccatis" from Stabat Mater - Rossini Tenebrae Factae Sunt" Motet - . Haydn "Crucefixus" Duet . . pi,,." Ingwnisco'/ from the Requiem Mass - Verdi "Cor Jesu" Motet Casolar Trio, from "Fra Diaeolo" - . r |X bong, Toreador,. from Carmen - - - Bi *t Serenade, "Yor Serenade" from Iris --- ~7 Aria, ''Vieni O Levita" from iNabuco "verdi, Solo, O Paradiso from Africana --- . , Aria, "0 Lisbona" from Don Sebastla^o 3 !** Solo, "De Grieux's Dream from ManSn'*^! Chorus, "Prayer from Moses in Egypt" 6 "- 6 - „ ' Etc., Etc., Etc. 1 ' PRICES.—'2s, 3°, Gs. 6s and 7s 6d' Plus Tax. BOX PLAN ARRANGEMENTS. Ltd°* at 8 R ' Bnds ftnd Sc "V RESERVED BALCONY SEATS; 6a RESERVED GROUND FLOOR- 7s G<] DAY SALES.-6s and 3 9 . Tirkeu at Colemjan s, Tobacconist, H.M. Arcade. s «« Tickets at Doors only (Grey Streek entrance), i ■ ' H.M. THEATRE SEASON PRICES —i REBBRVED STALLS, 7s 6d: DRESS CIRCLE, 6e; STALLS, ss; &.D. GALLERY,' 3s; LATE GALLERY. 2s. AU Prices 7 Plus Tax. ' A. F OLLI - - . - - Business Manager IJ'OUK JJ4LL 'QOHCEKT PIIiMBBg Mf Afii" BIPISI' , MISS AILEEN BERE.SFORD'S '■ ANNUAL GSSB'DSa Rfegft 1 , ..GRAND DANCE RECITAL J - SATURDAY. FRIDAY, -SATURDAY, MONDAY; ' September 31, 12, 14, at 8 o'clock. . \ , •' MATINEE. \i : ■ i MATINEE. : v : : MATINEE. . ; \ SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 230 o'clock. Beautiful Egyptian Ballet, told in Dance m , < Story. The Charming Princess, ; * Who wae robbed of a famous jewel by. a Sheik.: A Woman of Mystery forteils stranjre happenings and- the approach of a Stranger over the Dosert. The Sheik ntd his accomplices are captured by the' guard of the Court. Slaves, Dancing Girls and Flower Girls.-etc. Dainty Columbine and Harlequin Baliit, Performing Clowns anil Acrobats. ■ Jockey Ballet danced by Tiny Tots, f j Quamt, Old-fashioned. Danoeß performed :iii old-world style, Peasant,' Clog and • Folk Danoing. | Assisted by Mian May Beresford'a Oroheatrft and Singinc. Pupils. i Admission: Adults, is; Children. Is.' Tickets obtainable at Miss Beresford's. 10G" Syraonda St. v -v TEAOHSES OF MUSIO. M AOaME 'ATS AINSLH "i Madame • Marcheaii antf \oi Dame Nelliij 1 Me lb a', •• <P,r intsltialVCpn.tr kl to of the Car} voici A N e Dtr^INCINGi Specially Recommended by Dame Nellie 3 ... Melba. .• •; : | Interviews: Monday, ■ Wednesday. Friday; / , and Saturday. \ ' CA DEMY,:,... * Phone 42 <O7 j , Upper QtiMn, j TEAOHEBS OF KLOOUTIOH. E MI\sDOROTHYRICHABDBON°(:rum J. F. Mont ague's School of Elocution), Children's work a specialty, Maungawhau Rd., off" Uhyber Pass. Phone DANCING. URNNAND'S jMesßioiwl Orchestra and Concert Band.-iOfljce: 236, Queen <3t; V Concert Band.—Office: 236, Queen <3t; Phone 43-234, 3089 (4 rings) ■ TEAOHEBB Ot DANtiIKO. A CADEM* OF , DANCINGi ~ Artis'ticj c\. . Ballroom, Character} Room 2,. Boil Marchc, Newton. Ruby Sheriff. % Phqne ivr_iao - t:-> ■ . ..• r\ ■ y \TEMBERS wanted Private Jazz Club; Itx all ballroom dances; beginners \inlstruoted; sub. moderata.—Phon® 80S! 1 (J ■rings). ■ . - '■ -'■ - : SALES OF PROPERTY. T AND Agents.—Kindly withdraw Arkle'* JU BAy property froim .PauLS; T AND Agents.—Take notice, my property JJ is withdrawn from salfc.—John Farraht, Motumaoho. . . . T AND Agents.—Please.withdraw from balb JLi my Property at Albany from date;—• E. A. Cowley. • . T AND AGENTS,-—Pleise. take Notk7"l JU have apointed NETTLETON AND SON. 7. Shortland ' Street, SolA Agents of my -Property, -6® and 71. Shortland Street. Kiydly withdraw : same.—O. ROLLER. 'j ? ' AND '. ■ ' UCKLAND , "» ' •« , SnfeSCHiPTION'S. } .. N.Z. Uera-LO: 9d per week delivered in towj and suburbs.! , Eosiied within New, Zealand, ' 1 prepaid; 12s 6d per.quarter, . 42 6s per annum. AOckIASP Wkkklt NBws: Prepaid. pat quarter; £1 15s per annum. 1 / N.Z! Heealti.—The .ecognised jcio>iium for v . best .reanlte. 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